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## 2) New LXC container
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-So when I start new lxc container:
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+Ubuntu Touch:
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+1. From OpenStore, install Snapz0r
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+2. Look what is newest channel for lxd arm64 https://snapcraft.io/lxd and install , for example:
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```
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-lxc launch images:ubuntu/20.04 lxccontainername
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+sudo su
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+snap install lxd --channel=5.21/stable
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+```
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+3. From Ubuntu Touch Terminal, lxd init, etc.
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+4. Configure Profiles: Adjust the default LXC profile to allow for
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+ features like nested containers and privileged access if needed.
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+ This can be done with commands like:
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```
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+sudo lxc profile set default security.nesting true
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+```
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+5. Start new lxc container
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+```
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+# launch-ubu2504.sh
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+# lxc launch image-name container-name
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+lxc launch ubuntu:25.04 ubu2504
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+```
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+6. Bash shell to inside of container:
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+```
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+# into-ubu2504.sh
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+# lxc exec container-name -- /bin/bash
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+lxc exec ubu2504 -- /bin/bash
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+```
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## 3) Snapd and Wekan
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Then I go inside container and install snapd:
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```
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lxc exec lxccontainername -- /bin/bash
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